Conference for Women in Business in New Castle
The western section of the Pennsylvania Federation of Witness and Professional Women Clubs plans a conference at New Castle in November. It aims to foster cooperation among clubs, broaden member knowledge of state and national federations, and create valuable contacts with businesswomen. The event will feature an afternoon program with a banquet and addresses by federation leaders. The State Federation comprises twenty seven clubs and promotes a nonsectarian, self governing, self supporting network with the motto Better Business Women for a Better Business World. Members may obtain privileges at over 800 clubs nationwide. For information contact Miss Thema Of Neil or Thursday evening.
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Western Saion
Pennsylvania Federation of Witness and Professional Women Clubs
New Castle
Ani Fries Shige
Federation
United States
Thema
Neil
Volley Ball Season Opens with Enthusiasts Invited
Local boxing and sports notes: Mike O'Dowd of Cleveland beat Young Nationalism in a ten round decision in Los Angeles. Tom Elliott of Hollywood Athletic Club crowned Western amateur heavyweight champion by knocking out Douglas Simpson of LAAC in the second round in San Francisco. Found ball of tedding on West Church Street with owner to prove property. Church Street BAS, phone 05-V.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Mike O'Dowd
Cleveland
West Church Street
Bas Church Street
Money Quick Loan Servior Promises Easy Cash
A battered ad offers quick loans from 25 to 300 using furniture, pianos, diamonds or overdue bills as collateral. It promises one monthly payment and lists several payment options, claiming state licensing and bank department backing. The text is garbled but centers on consumer finance and doorstep contact.
Historic Scenic Route Passed in Qenterville
Millicon Construction Company began removing all rails on the old Union and Titusville rail line from Tryonville to Lincolnville, a substantial workforce engaged in the project. The route, once famed for its scant beauty and forested hills, had long attracted observers noting its past connectivity to Union City and its era of rail passage.
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Qenterville
Millicon Construction Company
Tue
Abe Ole Union
Titusville
Tryonville
Canoglohia
Coffee Burns May Prove Fatal in House Accident
ERI Ray suffered severe scalding when a pot of coffee spilled on him at Vincent's hospital is treating the victim. Mr Nashbaum, pouring the coffee, was burned on the chest and legs and later developed pneumonia. doctors warned his condition grew critical.
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Eri Ray
Vincent's Hospital
Banidaus
Reed Street
Nashbaum
Banidlaus
Bauldauf
Nausbaum
Aushauin
Chestnut Street
Burke's Cord Liver Gil and Tron Ti Suir Tablets Ad
A vintage drugstore pitch urges readers to visit druggists for Burke's Cord Liver Gil and Tron Ti Suir coated tablets. The ad promises rapid weight gain and appetite boosts with a 30 day guarantee and money back if not satisfied. It hints at youth consumption and includes garbled branding details.
Keller Kane filling station raid leads to guilty plea
Herman Lundin of a Warren Road filling station near Kane pleaded guilty to selling possessing and manufacturing liquor after a Tuesday raid. Authorities found 750 bottles beer 1 gallon moonshine 85 quarts wine 60 pounds brown sugar seven vats and two bottling outfits in the station and adjacent house. Bail set at 1500 but unpaid. Local police and detectives described the seizure and attempted transport of the equipment to Smethport.
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Herman Lundin
Kane
Warren Toad Jist
Tse
Affternoon
Seling
Miss Stenger
J. J. Abysony
Clyde McEnall
Powerman Thinkle
Allison Warhid
Kelly Company
56 Cases Before Nov Grand Jurors
Erie November grand jury to hear about 56 cases with updates expected before Monday. Key charges include murder for Grover Boggl and Sam Francimore in payroll robbery, Rack Jennings forgery, Robert Smith in a death case, plus numerous auto and liquor law violations, larceny, treason laws, and other offenses.
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Erie
Riftys
Monta
Leroy Search
Grover Boggl
Sam Francimore
Erie County Electric
Rack Jennings
Robert Smith
van Savighter
Robert Grielf
Thiel Game Hindered By Injuries In Allegheny Clash
Allegheny faces Thiel College with a weakened lineup after captain Belkhorst suffers a knee injury and Paul Younger breaks a collarbone during Monday practice. Copeland injures a dislocated shoulder, complicating coach Merritt’s choices for guard and end positions while White and Forbes contest the fullback spot. Peter McAvoy, a noted local resident, dies at his Liberty Street home after a lengthy illness, leaving a wife and several children. Funeral plans are not yet set.
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Meadviser
Allegheny
Thiel College
Merritt
Cober
Billngs
Hughes
Slaven
Clair Jackson
White
Forbes
Peter McAvoy
Liberty Street
Meadville
TF. Meavoy
Norristown
James McAvoy
Pittston
Tracing Sacred Name Across Language Roots
The origin of the word mother traces through Sanskrit mate Latin mater German mutter Anglo Saxon moder and modern English mother. The explanation links linguistic shifts from ancient terms to the contemporary term used for a female parent.
Corry Grange Plans Harvest Dinner and Meeting
Corry Grange No. 64 will meet in the Macéalive Hall Saturday at 10 o clock with a Harvest dinner at noon. Members should bring well filled baskets. The program includes a current events lecture, a question about hosting fruits and vegetables from the market, and discussions on making apple cider with music and singing segments led by named members.
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Corry Grange No
Macéalive
Feading
Heath
Keep In Touch With Opportunity Offers Before Withdrawn
Classified notices urge readers to respond promptly to opportunities and listings before they are withdrawn. The brief item emphasizes timely action and screening of offers to secure favorable terms or placement. Names, dates, and exact listings are unreadable in the fragment.
Warren Child Struck by Car in Warren
A six year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Baxter, was struck by a car on Conewango avenue in Warren while onlookers and police report the vehicle, driven by Martha Sullivan, slowed and tried to avoid the child. The car struck a tree after the maneuver, with Sullivan and family confirming the events to police.
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Hudson Brouch
Sullivan
Gonewango Avenue
McPherson
Monroe
Sulllivan
199 Arrested In Election Fraud
Pittsburgh reports 199 people to be prosecuted over alleged discrepancies in the September primary election. The figure includes four election overseers as information continues to be prepared.
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Tted
Pittsburgh
Widow robbed in Shamokin cemetery
Mrs Annie Howitt, a widow, was robbed in Shamokin cemetery after placing four wreaths on her husband’s crypt. She left her pocketbook behind the door jam, and it disappeared containing about 20 dollars.
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Tr United Pres
Shamokiny Pa
Puusioleum
Shamokin
Annie Howitt
Garrangimere
Minsing
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Elmer Peck
Long Head
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Thiel
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Corry Grange
Pines
Nord
Chevrolet
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Corry Auto Supply Co
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Star Garage
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